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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

gs iuiiroe uns freuen, BON einem
Ntnnn ooer elmer Srau 81 b6ren, bic
niemals &opffueD batte ooer on Ser
itopfung litt. Sa bieie allsemeiue Set
ben ju iein i6einen, 10 mag Elm gutter
fntb an9e6ra6t iein. 2Sarum ioIlen
Seute lire Mdsen nit llebeIfeit erre=
9enoen abfabrenben 9illen uIip. belaben,
Die i9fud6en, tuenn cine 10 nngene6me
uno quite Weoi5in iuie Yridlp 9li6 Bit
tiers milo uno effectpOn auf Die 9eber,
9tieren, 0a9en uno @inseipeiOe tpirft
uno 5uglei6 bas snn5e GDitem frdftist
nno itdrft, uno &Opftueb, 8eritopfuns
uno dbnli6e Sei6werben idneu uers
treibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

9td9ftes Snbr weroen es 18 Sabre
felt bic fran50iii6e &epublit beitebt, es
lit baS Die ldnsite 8esierunssperiObe,
eih unb befielbeH Gpftems, bas Die
5ran5Oien tudbreno bieIes Sabrbunoerts
ertru9en, unb in Der 9bat mebrt ii6
Der reuOlutiOHdre .3tinbitOff in auffaIlen<
Der g9eiie.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

Der o&nnOnent6nis" &rupp in giien
1T i'm "A. 2ebeusjabre seitorben. seine
@ieBerei iit oielIei6t Die 9rOBartisite
Der 8elt, aber Der Mann mar ieiuen
Nrbeitern segeniiber elm 9prnnn, Der
it6 anmaBte, ibuen ibre pOlitii6e @e=
fnnun9 por5ui6reiben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
9ldtuna Iarmer uub 9reidler,

SD babe ifets al 5anb einsn srO6en Dor.
ratb pom NaIhinen-SeI aller Sorten bds i'd
3u isbr biaiaen preiisu unO in allen Gudnti.
fGten rertanfe. GtsnfaIs babe t9 einsn
srcssn gcrratb BON Sinbsl@nur fir SrIbf-
bineer ben i'd ;u ben niebrisfen preiien an.
biete.
GSsnn i5r etpas in bislem fade brau&t,
Ssrssbt uitt bei mir SOr;uiprr&en.
&bas. SptTs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

8eiie bereits iiber $1,000 geItoblen
uub fIr uusefdbr 100000 big 100000
Dollars iueitere seidlibie Nulprii6e
uOrbereitet bate. SaroeD iuuroe Der
baftet. - ,,g8erft Die &dsfels binaus" /"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

SH unierem ,,Ha9barrei9e" Satuaii
lit Elm &epOluti6n9en bOrsefalIen, bas
einem 9Oiienoi6ter 5tOff seben t6nnte.
Die &uSIdnoer uereinisten ii6 nit ben
@insebOrenen, mnri6irten Dor ben ,,Ba>
Taft" bes &6niss uuo fOroerten bemIel=
ben auf iofOrt iein NiniIterium gu ent=
laiien uno Die S71,OOO 5uriid5u5ablen,
Die er ii6 fiir eiH OpiumsNOnOpOl be-
5ablen lieB. Seine Maieftdt beonntte
Ii6 nod b6fli6it bufiir, baB ibm ,,iein"
@Olf bieie &ani6e in 10 edit cOnititu-
tiOneller 5Orm pOrsetrasen babe unb
oerIpra6 ulIes, mas man BON i6m rerz
lanste. 9teuer6iuss iOa er iebO9 tuie.
Der trosis 9eiuOrben ieiu unb ii6 unter
ben S6ub Der bemnd9ft eintrefen6en
sHslii6en &riessi9iffe fteGIen iuOlIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

9lus9e5ei6neten California Srnnnt=
mcin iebr bi(is BET S5rib R6ller.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

Sauft Graders 5u 3 Gents 6as
9funb Bel
.. 6. Nt NtOnnis & Bro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22
8S@eHtli9er Narftberidjt
Gefrnihn ap.hI ..

2eSSs
Seoen S 5reitag corriairt DON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
gSei5eu, 2. Gnalitdt t.......... Ga
gSei5en, 3. QualitGt ......... GO
&orH, in &plben. n........... 35
9e16dltes 9orn. rn............ 40
9afer- %
Nee6l, per Sad, /. aualitdt -. 2 35
Rebl, per Sad, 2. AunlitGt. -. 3 10
9ornmebl, per 100 8Tunb. 100
&leie, per 100 @funo ........ As
SbipItuff. per 100 8fune. 80. 60
9ronuftc
@orri9irt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grnter
Die au9egebenen Yreiie iper6en bon ben
Sdublern meiitens im 5aui6e besablt.
Butter, per 8fuuo .1O-i23
@ier, per 0usenb. nb........... 81
Siibner, per Suseno. i so 3 90
Gnten, per 9usenb. ....2 5O-3 so
9dnit, per Subenb. ....3 5O-5 90
9etrodneteslepfel, ,per8funb 4-5
@etrodnete8frii9e, per8fb. As
&artOfeln, per 8ui6l. -. SOL 90
3Die6elr, per Suibef. -. 30
g2eiBe 8ubnen, per 8uihel. 75-1 90
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-07-22

&auft cine aifte Graders. Die
beiten toIteu MIR 5 Gents per Yfunb
BEL SO onni9's.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
COW. and WoIxes.

u u
q. Fellows, locating agent Of this
place; Mr.. Preston, Of Meade Center,
KAN; and Mr.. Curry, Of Ochiltrce
gdiinty. wero out looking at the cohh-
Try in the eastern part Of Ochiltrec.
They had just passed bunch Of cattle
and were about three hundred yards
distant, when, looking back, they saw
gang Of eight largo gray wolves at
tack COW and calf that were a short
distance from the herd, but tho cattle
gathered round and routed the wolves.
The wolves soon discovered another
calf and made dash for IT, The COW
did her best to keep them away, but
they were too many for her, and they
soon got this calf down. The cattle in
the herd came to the rescue Of the cali
again, routed the wolves and they
soon disapp cared. When the specta-
tors of the battle drove down they
found the calf was not dead, but pretty
badly manglcd. -Lpscom6 { Ter TSi6-
lpa
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
They pon't Speak Now.

"My husband loved me when l was
mere child" said one Chicago lady
proudly TO another.
"Indeed! That is quite romantic. -
Eyes. he asked papa for my hand
when was only fifteen years old, and
papa said he could have me IL | would
consent
"And he waited till he was of agcP'
Eyes"
"Well." said the other. spitefully, al
rccollect hearing your husband say the
other day that he always did get left
when he dabbled in futures. "-Mer-
chant Trdreler.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

Meanwhile, Tad. possessed by ono
dominant thought, which had flashed
across bis mind at Mr. Mason's mem
ton Of the loss Of his wife's ful--linod
circular was speeding through the
half dau kness up the street in the di-
rectipn cf Pottgrs
For. IN hour or 50 before. while
Walking Che hotel piazza, pending the
arrival of the stage, Tad's ewes.
which, generally speaking. were every
whore. happened 10 glance through
one of ihe long Windows into The
dipQy apartincntsdi digniiiod by the name
of Ladies Parlor," where, rather 10
Ills surprise, be noticed richly ettircd
lady, with vail before her face, sitting
on tho worn, hair-cloth sofa. Guests
v eorc n0t common at Potters par.
iloulnrly wcll-dfrsscd ladies --and Tad
sonrctly mafyellng, gave gals ono more
particular attention as no walked 70 and
iro. One thing struck him as being
fafllni' peculiaf which was that. Dc.
spite warnlihoi the Jnly evening,
ilo strnger wore over Der other ap-
pnfcl q Pong silk circular. very similar
70 ihe ono which had played so impor-
tAnt a paw ID his own exodus from tho
city, even 10 the fur lining, Of which
De cupshi . ilny glimpse,
Doe Nianey bad Joined him in bis
noit. aaA. noilelng The direction Of bis
Gazr. h,'i whispered epnhdeouAly.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
THE OUTGROWTH or A VAST EXprRTrNCr.

Tho treatment OF many thousands OF cases
OF those chronic weaknesses aud distressing
ailments peculiar 10 females, at tho Invalida
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. ~,
h1G Afforded vast experience la nicely
adapting and thoroughly testing remedies
for the cure of wOmane Dccullar maladlas
DR.. Riorco's FnvOrite Prescription
"a the Qutgrowth, or result, Of this great
ana valuable experience. Thousands Of
teslimonials,, recclyod from patlents and
from physicians who have tested II IN the
more dRfravntcd and obstinate cases which
had bahied their skill prove II 10 be the
most wonderful remedy ever devised for
the relief and cure q suffering women. y
as q most perfect SPECIFIC for woman's
peculiar ellndcnfa.
A a powerful, InvigOraflng tonic,
n iinparfs strength 20 the whole system,
and 70 tho uterus, or womb aud ~ an
pcndn8ca, ~ particular. For oyerworked,
'w0rn-out," rundown" debllltafod taaoh,
ora, millinera, drcasmakeu, eoaustresras
"nhOp-Girla," houeokccpern, nuralng moth
en-, aud feeble women generally, Dr.,
piercc'g favorlte Prescription - the great
est earthly boon, being unequAlled ~ an
appotixlnR cordial and restorative tonic M
promotes digestion and assimilation 0f food,
Address WOuLhp8 uHapl
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
EALL HoUse.cLEANlNa.
Valuable Hints on n Matter OF Consider
BILE Interest 10 Women

BILE Interest TO Women.
Late fall is the time when housekcep-
ers delight to house-clean for the win
ter Pictures and curtains must Dc re-
moved and cleaned aud although car
/ pets are not usually taken up they
must be thoroughly swept aud the
woodwork well cleaned. All this may
be accomplished by clever woman
without disturbing the masculine com
fort and to do this one room or two
connecting rooms are cleaned at time,
a day being needed Tor the work The
afternoon previous all the pictures
should be taken down. c,rciu!ly busted
aud put into clean closet or another
| room; all ornaments should also be- re-.
moved, and the curtains taken down
and Numbered IL needed or well shaken
and folded away Nothing else in the
room should be disturbed Tho next
morning bright and early, after the
masculine fraternity have brcakfa5tod
and departed, the regular work on tho
room begins:
First. all the furniture must be care.
fully busted and polished aud put into
another room. Any large pieces can
be covered with sheet or blanket and
the shades busted and rolled up or re-
moved. II the room is covered with %
heavy carpet il should DO first
sprinkled with dry saw-dust to collect
The dust Open the windows wido aud
sweep with the wind. When two
apartments. such rs front and back
parlOr, are cleaned together, almost all
Of the dust will ily out the windows II
care is taken to sweep the way Of the
wind. when the room is swept once
thoroughly. brush down the walls and
dus, tie woodwork. Sprinkle well
with damp salt for the second sweep
ing. and Il possible u.s. a softer broom.
Tho salt brightens aud clraHses the
carpet aud also gathers the linc dust.
After every corneris thoroughly swept.
the woodwork should be next washed
aud the windows cleaned. After thl.
is done the furniture may be put back
In the room, the pictures hung up in
their places and the curtains pa; up II
ready, and by early afternoon two per-
sons at work should complete the room.
The woodwork OF furniture which
has become dull or iinger-marked may
be frightened by rubbing well with q
little sweet oil and soft ilanncl cloth.
II bruised. several thicknesses of wet
paper should be placed ON tho brniso
and warm iron ON the papar. This
should be repeated until the heat and
moisture bring the wood TO iis proper
place, fs5 then II should he carefully
polished with oil and aanuCl.
White paint may be male almost as
new by cleaning with little whiting
sprinkled on tho scrub cloth. The
whiting removes the thin outsr coat Of
yellow paint. and should he used spar
ingly. especially II the paint Is put ON
thinly.
A little oxalic acid and fine whiting
win brighten up brass 10 almost It's
original brilliancy.
Iron on stoves or CRATES II rusted.
sho,id be rubbed IN oil before applying
polish, NJ X journal
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

thrown across the rcad Mr.. Bios
som, whose thin. keen face did not
show tue slightest trace Of emotion, sat
bOlt-upright on the buggy-seat, with
feet firmly bfaced his short muscular
arms extended straight out before
him, as rigid Ms bars Of steel from the
tautened reins, which were wound IN
one turn about each Of his small, ner-
yous hands.
Evidently Mr.. Blossom not only
knew how to drive but how TO get ali
possible speed out Of the sorrol mare.
With her small ears laid back and her
nose pointing forward, the intelligent
animal seemed 10 understand that now.
ifeYeit her best Efforts were required.
ana her slim legs went measuring off
the miles with long. stcady strides thai
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

IN pregnancy, Favorite Presentation >,
"motherg cordial" RELIEVING i,sase.
weakness OF stomach and other dIairessine
WWptonn common 90 that oondliiOn. M
llA use - kept up IN the latter montha az
keelatiOn, u 10 prepares the nysiem for "a.
livery as 70 greatly lessen, and many times
aiInqst entirely do awny with the suferinea
OF that trying ordeal.
"tav0rtte Fresoriptio on, y vshen han
iolden Medical Discovery, ana small AR
t!ye doses OF Dr. Pierce's PurgaiiVe bsIIefs
llatlie LIVER pillal, cures Liver, KidnoV sn4
bladder qlseaae1, Thor combined urf 49,
removes blood faints, ana laholiahes -,
ss.seis eSI2ss ana scrofulouo humon fron iks
.Rayorlte Prescription . "a the on,y
medicino for women sold, By dr1ierl@E
manutaclnfofs, that II Will alvt rafial,r.
loh " every case, or money viii IL ~
funded. This guarantee haa been psf,sfsd
" w 'ne a,,, ,Det.e-Mrapper. and faithfully gar-
gso Zoo oaoses ei'c6 or an sSinss To-
psssss .S sene ;.,ss .sa ssa.s p si,,ep. for DE-
PAseD on Diseases OF Women. -
> ooS dmain street., BuEFALo. MY,
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

CONSUMPTION, Scrofula, General Debility,
Wasting Diseases OF Children, Chronic
Coughs and Bronchitis, can be cured by the
use OF Scotts Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liyor
Oil with Hypophosphitee, Prominent ply.
sicians use Il and testify 10 its great value,
Please read the following; al used Scotta
Emulsion for an obstinate Cough with
Hemorrhage, Loss Of Appetite, Emaclatlon,
Slecplessness, etc All OF these have now
left, and / believe your Emulsion has saved
q case OF well developed Consumption. 1T.
J. FrNDLEY, M. d., Lone Star, Texas.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

cures nausea, weakness of stomach, indi-
BcHtion, blOatlnF pud crilctationa OF gnE.
As q soothing ana strengthening
neryine, lavOrite Prescription Il un-
cqualled and Is Invaluable in alaying and
euhduing nervous cxcitabllty, lrritabinty.
e4hnuii0n, .prostratlon, hyatofin, spaEnls
nnd other distressing, nervous Hymntoms
commonly attendant upon functional and
organic disease Of tho womb. II inducce
Tefreehing sleep and relieves mental anr-
iety and dependency.
Or. iterce'a FaVorlte Presentation
- legitimate medicine, cafofuliv
compounded BY an experienced and skillfil
pnysislani ana adapted 70 womans delicate
organization. IL u purely vegetable In M
coinposition and perfectly harmless IN Ne
oneoia In any condition ~ the eyetrul.
,.tnvoIito Prescription y a u pOsi.
tive cure lor the most complicated ami
obstinate cases OF leuoOrrhea, or "whltqs1
excessive lowing ~ monthly perioda. rain.
Inl mensiruatlon, unnatural 6uprr alone
proiaptuy or falling Of tho womb. woak
bach, lemale weakness" anioVerslOn, re-
trofcraion, bearing down aensaflons. chron-
% congestion, Inflammation and ulucation
q thc womb, innemmation, pain and ten
terual heat"
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

THOSE who nro trying 20 break up the
baneful habit OF intemperance will expert
cnce great benefit from the use OF Prickly
Ash Bitters. Liquors derange tho system.
Prickly Ash Bitters will remedy the evil re.
iults and restore tho brain, stomach and
liver TO healthy action, thereby strengthen
ing the will power, thoroughly cleansing and
toning up the system and removing every
iaint OF disease. IL is purely amedicino and
while pleasant 10 tho taste, II can not be
used as u beverage by reason OF It's cathartic
properties.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

''Do you know, Maty once actually hon-
templated suicider' "You horrify me, Mrs.
u. Tell me about itn ~ was suffering
from chronic weakness. believed myself
the most unhappy woman In the world. j
looked ten years older than / really was,
and felt twenty. Life seemed, 20 have
nothing in II worth living for" ~ have ex-
Nellin "woll, was saved at the eleventh
hour from the commission OF q deed which
shudder 10 think OF. A siierd advised me
TO talxe DIR, Pierce's Fav lIitit l'sescription.
l did 80. In an incredibly short time fell
like a new being, The Prescription yured
me, and owe Or. Pierce debt OF gratitude
which can never repay
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27


al don't wish to increase the general
unpleasantncss," he observed. poking
his head through the door with ghast.
y smile. "but Tn compelled to re.
mark that the thief has also taken"---
mot my Roman gold bracelets.
John dcar." interrupted his wife,
slasping her hands in tragic manner
-" don't say thatr'
81 grieve to De obliged to say so. my
love-" said Mr.. Mason. with affected
pleasantly. land also to add that not
only have your watch and chain been
stolen silently away, but the biggest
trunk seems to have been dcspoiled of
dress or two. as well as the fur-lined
circular, which you Vould insist upon
bringing, in spite of my remonstrances,
whilc"--
:" Here, Tadl Tad. ctme back here.
where are you going!" interrupted Miss
Smith. as. at the words "fur-lned cir
rular," Tad, seizing his cap from the
table. bolted from the room without n
word, followed by Mr.. Mason, who
muttered something about hunting up
the sheriff, while his wife, with a hys-
tcric sob, sought her own apartment
'or the purpose Of seeing whether She
had sustained any further loss.
Mr.. Atherton rose to his feet with
suspicion in his eye, and the little
sachel key. which he had previously
lIsiwli fi'om his pocket. in his hand.
lido not like the appearance
,f all this" he said. in a tone Of severe
sispleasure. That boys behavior.
rom my first encounter with him. Mt
he station in Philadelphia, to this las.
--cr-hasty exit, has, to say the least,
aardly been above suspicion; and /
nnst say
"What, sir!' wrathfully exclaimed
Miss Smith, not needing pacific Mrs.
Flagg's gentle twitch at her dress
skirt, $50 You dare 10 insinuatc that
my--that Tad, who's ben under my
own eye ever sence he come to Blk
port-an' honcster, stiddicr boy never
vcd--wouldn - tf| MI
"Without meanin' TO come into no
collision" gently but firmly intcrposed
Captain Flagg in persuasive tones
''an' seein we're all neighbors an
trien's, supposin' we lay to an anchor
Tor a spell mn sec what COMBS Of it.
Ia my way Of tliinkin', . continued the
Captain, beaming mildly upon Mr..
Atherton, who, apparently "a little
ashamed of his hastc. had subsided
again into bis chair, ,'tbat diefe boy is
oil Miss Smith says. an more, too. an
lts1ny belief that what's sol him off an
30 sudden Is some kind Of a clew thin
he's in hurry to overhaul. What do
yoW think. PollyPn
Polly said that she LHeU II was some
thing Of the sort. while Mrs. Flagg
murmured words 10 the same eficc,.
SO, as there was nothing u do but
nwat events, Miss Smith swallowed
what she afterwards mentioned as her
righteous Indignation, and took up
her knitting; Mr. Atherion controlled
bis Impotence rs best he could, and.
drawing apapor from his pocket, be-
fame seemingly absorbed in is con
tents, though Tad was perpctually
tcampcring up and down its columns:
while The Flaggs convorsod with each !
other and Aliss smith in a confidential
undertone, regarding the strange events |
Of The dav.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27

Should not be weakened and semi-pa
lyzed with narcotics. You may thus deaden
Use the wholesome invigorant Hostetter' s
stomach Bitters, IL you would restore their
equilibrium The stomach, the bowels, the
liver, the nervous system, are all benefited
by this medicine Of various uses and purely
yeQctable
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1887-10-27
CHAPTER XIV.

Mr.. Blossoms lips were tightly com
pressed, rs he glanced from the flying
team TO the distant village lights; for,
though the sorrel mare was doing her
best, il was very evident that she was
beginning 10 be "windcd;" while
Brown Pete, driven at less rate Of
speed at tie beginning Of the journey,
seemed nearly ~ fresh as ever.
You'd better pull up, Edwards 80
TIM bound to have you,' called Mr..
Blossom. in strong, clear voice. that
rose above the fsttling wheels.
First catch yoar hare" shouted n
mocking voice, as Ike speaker, whose
plumcd hat had dropped Oh, turned on
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aceiBcd "a iiipefccplibiy grow longer
and sWiftef as she warmed up to her
Work.
The sorrci mafe was going nearly
iWn miles 10 Brown. Pcfe's one, at her
present rate Of speed, Trembling with
cxcitcment, Tad held his hat on with
one hand, whilo with the other he
clung to the rail Of the buggy, as the
pines and hcmlocks which bordcrcd tho
road seemed flying by like lightning.
"Thore they arc" briefly said Mr..
Blossom, speaking for the first time
since they had started Far ahead in
the moonlight rusn Wlnslow's hill. be-
ybhd which lay Middlcbord, about two
miles Distant Outlined against the
pale libbbhslike road was a black NOV
Ing object, at the sight of which Tad's
heart gave great throb of excitement.
Mr.. Blossom took tho long. slender
whip from thr socket and gently
Wuchcd the sorrcl mares heaving flank.
Whewl Tad began to wish he was
safely back on Mr.. Potter's piazza.
Such goingl The marc was making
such time as she had never cNccllcd
even at the Middleboro trotting-park.
II wheel should come Of
But now, as they gained rapidly up
on the team In advance, II was evident
that the pursued had become aware Of
pursucr. Up the long hill sped
Brown Pete, but the fleet strides Of the
sorrel mare followed with increasing
speed. Down the log inoline-and
now the distant lights Of Middleboru
town wcre Distinctly visible.
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[ro BE CONTINUED.

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